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The Modern Methodist Podcast is the overflow of Resurrection Global Methodist Church in Arlington, TX.
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Ep. 157 | Deuteronomy Pt. 20 (opens the original)
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After 20 weeks in Deuteronomy, we come to the end of Moses’ story, but not the end of God’s story. Moses stands on Mount Nebo and sees the land God promised, even though he will not enter it himself. His life reminds us that faithfulness is not measured by whether we personally see every promise completed, but by whether we faithfully obey God with the part of the story He has entrusted to us. As Moses’ season ends, Joshua’s begins. God’s mission continues through a new generation, empowered by
Ep. 154 | Deuteronomy Pt. 14 (opens the original)
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In Deuteronomy 24–25, God calls His people to remember who they are without His provision and to live with complete dependence on Him. From leaving behind excess for those in need to keeping only “full and fair” weights, Israel was commanded to remove the back-up systems that allowed them to rely on something other than God. In this message, Pastor Jason explores what those “back-up plans” look like in our lives and in the church—manipulation, compromise, avoiding correction, resisting reconcili
Ep. 153 | Deuteronomy Pt. 13 (opens the original)
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In this week’s message from Deuteronomy 22–23, we look at a collection of practical commands that reveal something important about God’s desire for His people: He wants our everyday lives to reflect kindness, truthfulness, fairness, obedience, and care for others. The message focuses especially on Deuteronomy 23:21–23 and the importance of keeping our promises . Scripture reminds us that what we say matters, and following through on our commitments will often require something from us. Jesus tak
Ep. 152 | Deuteronomy Pt. 11 | Leonardo Haro (opens the original)
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Deuteronomy 19 reveals that truth is essential to the life of God’s covenant people. When false testimony is tolerated, innocent people are harmed, justice is corrupted, and trust within the community begins to collapse. God therefore commands his people to investigate carefully, judge impartially, and refuse to use their words as weapons against one another. In this sermon, we consider what this command means for followers of Jesus today. Truthfulness is more than avoiding obvious lies—it is a
Ep. 151 | Deuteronomy Pt. 10 (opens the original)
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In this message from Deuteronomy 16–17, Pastor Jason Nix explores how God forms His people through remembrance, justice, accountability, and spiritual community. Israel’s festivals were designed to keep God’s faithfulness at the center of their shared life, while the appointment of judges and leaders provided structure for pursuing justice without partiality or corruption. These principles continue into the New Testament: accusations must be established by multiple witnesses, leaders must remain
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